Bathrooms are actually the best to put more money into then the kitchen, because people want a bathroom to feel fresh and clean.

There are typically a dozen hands that touch a loan before it closes.

I am talking to a lawyer to outline our plan tomorrow so we execute legally, but there doesn't seem to be any information available explaining how people are pulling this off.

Propstream tends to be the one most people use but Dealmachine has some amazing data that propstream doesn't. 

A lot of people make a spreadsheet just to use it to take properties from online into the spreadsheet.

The rest is divided among people with redemption rights.

I could see an argument for Austin booming if Biden wins as people continue to flee Democrat controlled cities.

In talking with people already in the game, many have told us that long term rentals right now are not a great option due to high home prices and higher interest rates; they would be very hard to cashflow aside from a sizeable down payment.What these same people have recommended is fixing and flipping right now, since homes are still selling.

I like that the HELOC functioned more as a credit card, and I only had to pay for what I used, so I had 200K of equity on hand, but only had to pay the interest on 120K.

I'd be worried if people were coming to the home for his business, but if he's simply using the address (same as a PO Box, though to me that would send up a red flag for a business to have a Box #) I wouldn't worry about it.